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Maya Textile Tradition
Classic Maya civilization, unrivaled in the New World for its architectural and astronomical mastery, intricate writing systems, and brilliant art forms, disintegrated some 2,000 years ago. This book examines the history of the one art form which persisted virtually intact–textiles–and provides an in-depth look at the Maya as they exist today. 175 illustrations, 145 in color. Sale Price:$35.00 Read More … Read entire article »
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Twined Rag Rugs: Tradition in the Making
Rug twining is so simple all ages and skill levels can do it, and is especially beneficial for seniors or anyone who wants to increase manual dexterity. The materials are practically free (fabric scraps) and the results are durable, heirloom quality floor coverings. Step-by-step instructions for nine samplers and ten full-size rugs are included. Sale Price:$23.63 Read More … Read entire article »
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Textiles of Southeast Asia: Tradition, Trade and Transformation
Traditional textiles are one of the most important and widely collected categories of Southeast Asian art. Formed from an extensive range of locally produced and imported raw materials and an astonishing variety of techniques, Southeast Asian textiles are used to fashion a variety of objects-items from everyday clothing to sacred and ceremonial regalia. This authoritative study considers the various ways Southeast Asian textile artisans reacted over the centuries to the steady stream of new ideas … Read entire article »
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